Dodge Eyes NASCAR Comeback Through Truck Series in 2026
The iconic American automaker has submitted a proposal to re-enter NASCAR, potentially paving the way for a future Cup Series return.
- Dodge has formally submitted paperwork to NASCAR, seeking approval to rejoin the Truck Series under its Ram brand as early as 2026.
- The move marks Dodge's return to NASCAR after a decade-long absence, with the brand last competing in the Truck Series in 2016 and the Cup Series in 2012.
- If approved, Dodge plans to use the Truck Series as a stepping stone for a potential re-entry into the Cup Series by 2027 or 2028.
- NASCAR is reportedly reviewing Dodge's proposal, with a decision expected in the coming months to allow time for vehicle testing and preparation.
- The potential return of Dodge, alongside rumors of Honda's interest in joining NASCAR, could expand the manufacturer lineup and reshape the competitive landscape of the sport.